Common use of General Enrollment Requirements Clause in Contracts

General Enrollment Requirements. 4.3.1 Evidence of any Index Surgery, Qualified Revision Surgery (if applicable), and any of the other medical conditions described herein must be demonstrated solely by the Enrolled Claimant’s Medical Records that are contemporaneous to the Index Surgery, Qualified Revision Surgery (if applicable), or the initial onset, diagnosis, treatment and/or occurrence of the medical condition at issue or any other compensable medical condition described herein. Except for the limited purpose of proving lost wages or loss of earnings under the Enhancements Benefit Program, evidence that is not a Medical Record and/or is prepared for the purpose of establishing a claim in the Settlement Program (e.g., a medical report or affidavit) and/or is not contemporaneous to the Index Surgery, Qualified Revision Surgery, or medical condition at issue is not acceptable as evidence of, or to establish, a Claim or award under the Settlement Program. No affidavits, expert reports, depositions, transcripts or medical articles may be submitted as part of the Claim Package, or otherwise in connection with a Claim to the Settlement Program.

General Enrollment Requirements. 4.3.1 Evidence of any Index Surgery, Qualified Revision Surgery (if applicable), and any of the other medical conditions described herein must be demonstrated solely by the Enrolled ClaimantClaimant’’s Medical Records that are contemporaneous to the Index Surgery, Qualified Revision Surgery (if applicable), or the initial onset, diagnosis, treatment and/or occurrence of the medical condition at issue or any other compensable medical condition described herein. Except for the limited purpose of proving lost wages or loss of earnings under the Enhancements Benefit Program, evidence that is not a Medical Record and/or is prepared for the purpose of establishing a claim in the Settlement Program (e.g., a medical report or affidavit) and/or is not contemporaneous to the Index Surgery, Qualified Revision Surgery, or medical condition at issue is not acceptable as evidence of, or to establish, a Claim or award under the Settlement Program. No affidavits, expert reports, depositions, transcripts or medical articles may be submitted as part of the Claim Package, or otherwise in connection with a Claim to the Settlement Program.